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Capital Expenditures

8 published works

  1. Legacy Advisors

    Retailers Not Eligible for 100% Leasehold Improvement Write-Off Due to Legislative Glitch

    By Marvin A. Kirsner

    The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provided a 100% first year write-off for many types of capital expenditures. Congressional tax writers intended this benefit to be available for leasehold…

  2. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Opening the Black Box of Companies’ Capital Investment Process

    By Gilles Hilary Mark Shuai Ma, Wenjia Yan

    In spite of intensive academic research on capital expenditure efficiency, how firms make investment decisions remains largely a black box. We analyze that process by dividing it into two stages:…

  3. Washington Energy Report

    FERC Proposes Policy Allowing for Cost Recovery on Natural Gas Facilities Modernization

    By Troutman Pepper

    On November 20, 2014, FERC issued a proposed policy statement that would allow interstate natural gas pipelines to use a surcharge or tracker mechanism to recover certain capital expenditures made…

  4. The Contractor's Perspective

    Postal Service FY 2011 spending declines slightly; capital spending anemic

    By David P. Hendel

    Procurement spending by the U.S. Postal Service declined slightly in 2011, but capital spending was anemic, according to the agency's recently released Form 10-K report. Capital expenditures experienced a 15%…

  5. Hospitality Law Check-In

    The Cap-Ex Dilemma

    By Nelson Migdal

    As owners and operators tried to maneuver their way through the last few years of economic woes, plans for significant capital expenditures to hotel properties moved to the back burner. …

  6. Rocky Mountain Real Estate Law

    Capital Expenses in Green Leases

    By Chris Toll

    I recently attended a webinar in which Jacob Bart of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP spoke about how the costs of going “green” can conflict with the provisions in…

  7. Washington Energy Report

    FERC Refuses to Order ISO-NE to Modify its OATT

    By Troutman Pepper

    On February 3, 2009, FERC denied a complaint by the Maine Public Utilities Commission (“Maine PUC”) alleging that ISO New England Inc.’s (“ISO-NE”) Open Access Transmission Tariff (“OATT”) compensates generators…

  8. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    Reduced Capital Expenditures

    By Vorys

    Many producers have announced significant cuts in capital expenditures for the next year given the economy and limited access to capital.  Devon Energy now has made the same announcement:  "Nichols also…